What makes one photographer different from another? To be sure, a large part of it is our imagery, but there is more to it than that. Successful businesses excel at being able to get the message out to consumers what it is that makes their brand different. Professional photographers tend to be very bad at[more…]
Category Archives: Tim’s Adventures
Having several friends and family members with multiple sclerosis, the fight for a world free of MS is very important to me. My wife and I will be traveling to Illinois in June to participate in the Tour de Farms, a fundraiser for the National MS society. About MS Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable,[more…]
The Breckenridge Ice Castles are an amazing venue to photograph in. Every year as soon as it gets cold, they start adding water a little at a time, and allowing it to freeze into beautiful formations. This year they also added colored LED lights inside the ice itself to further add to the surreal beauty of the place. When this model contacted me about doing a winter photo shoot in Breckenridge, I knew this had to be the place.
I am going to state something that not a lot of professional photographers would do, photography is not my passion in life. In fact, it never was. My passions involve experiences such as travel, eating, meeting new people, experiencing new things. For me photography started as a means to share those experiences with others, and[more…]
Location: Lhasa, Tibet Subject: Unknown Woman
Location: Breckenridge, Colorado Venue: The Breckenridge Ice Castles I had the pleasure of photographing this beautiful model, Maggie, at the Breckenridge Ice Castles a few weeks ago. A pretty heavy snow started falling in the middle of our shoot which resulted in some pretty dramatic photographs and one very cold model.
The Best Images of Last Year Every January, I like to have a look back on the previous year’s photos and share a few of my favorites from 2013. Enjoy
Old San Juan Recently, I was in San Juan, Puerto Rico for a bridal shoot. While I was there, I came across this man playing an accordion on a door step in Old San Juan. It was just after sunset and the streets were starting to grow dim except for this one bright area[more…]
I love May when the ice on Lake Dillon near my home starts to melt. But before the ice can completely melt, it usually breaks up first. When this happens the ice get’s pushed around the surface of the water and can end up in big piles on the edges of the lake. In[more…]
I made this image about 20 miles into our Monarch Crest ride right as the trail starts to descend back bellow treeline. I was waiting for some other riders, and loved how Andy and Katie looked sitting in the brightly lit valley floor.